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Ratings highlights for the week of January 15, 2018 - January 21, 2018 in the U.S.
With help from Sunday's primetime 'NFC Championship' (13.4/42, 42.3 million viewers), FOX led the week in both the 18-49 demo (3.3/12) and total viewers (10.6 million). CBS took second in total viewers (6.92 million), while ABC took second in the demo (1.2/4), while NBC (1.0/4, 4.69 million) took fourth in both. Outside of NFL Football, FOX saw success this week with dramas '9-1-1' (1.8/6, 6.21 million) and 'The Resident' (2.6/10, 8.65 million), as well as competition series 'The Four' (1.15/4, 3.47 million).
CBS found it's usual success with 'The Big Bang Theory' (2.9/12, 14.92 million), 'Young Sheldon' (2.4/9, 13.33 million), and 'Mom' (1.6/6, 9.26 million), while ABC did well with thanks to 'The Bachelor' (1.8/6, 6.61 million), 'The Good Doctor' (1.7/6, 9.33 million), 'Grey's Anatomy' (2.3/9, 8.27 million), and 'Modern Family' (1.8/6, 6.24 million). 'Law & Order: SVU' (1.4/5, 6.19 million) and 'Will & Grace' (1.3/5, 4.39 million) led a slow week for NBC.
SHOW HH A
20/20 (ABC) 3.2/6 0.84/3 0.5/3 1.2/4 4.838
9-1-1 (FOX) 3.6/ 6 1.77/6 1.3/6 2.2/6 6.212
9JKL (CBS) 3.2/5 1.01/3 0.5/2 1.5/4 5.212
America's Funniest Home Videos (ABC) 2.3/4 0.84/3 0.4/2 1.2/3 4.162
American Housewife (ABC) 3.0/ 5 1.34/5 0.8/4 1.8/5 4.998
Arrow (CW) 0.8/1 0.46/2 0.4/2 0.5/2 1.384
Better Late Than Never (NBC) 3.3/6 1.01/3 0.5/2 1.4/4 5.533
Black Lightning (P) (CW) 1.4/2 0.77/3 0.6/3 0.9/3 2.305
Black-Ish (ABC) 2.3/4 1.00/4 0.6/3 1.3/4 3.756
Blindspot (NBC) 2.3/4 0.66/3 0.4/2 0.9/3 3.549
Blue Bloods (CBS) 6.0/12 0.94/4 0.4/3 1.5/5 9.453
Chicago Fire (NBC) 3.7/7 0.97/4 0.5/3 1.4/5 5.676
Chicago Med (NBC) 5.0/10 1.51/6 1.0/5 2.0/6 7.879
Chicago PD (NBC) 4.3/ 8 1.36/5 0.8/4 1.8/6 6.663
Child Support (ABC) 2.4/4 0.74/3 0.4/3 1.0/4 3.746
Criminal Minds (CBS) 3.6/ 7 1.01/4 0.6/3 1.4/5 5.626
Dateline (NBC) 2.4/5 0.69/3 0.3/2 1.0/3 3.639
Dynasty (CW) 0.4/ 1 0.19/1 0.1/1 0.2/1 0.631
Ellen's Game Of Games (NBC) 5.1/9 2.16/8 1.4/7 2.8/8 8.779
Fox NFC Championship-Post (S) (FOX) 10.2/17 6.3/20 5.0/21 7.3/20 18.879
Fresh Off the Boat (ABC) 2.4/4 1.03/4 0.5/2 1.4/4 3.905
Great News (NBC) 1.5/3 0.59/2 0.3/1 0.8/2 2.237
Grey's Anatomy (ABC) 5.4/9 2.26/9 1.8/9 2.6/8 8.274
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS) 5.6/10 1.03/4 0.5/3 1.6/5 9.138
Hell's Kitchen (FOX) 2.0/4 0.94/4 0.6/3 1.2/4 3.166
How To Get Away with Murder (ABC) 2.6/5 0.98/4 0.7/4 1.2/4 3.797
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (ABC) 1.6/3 0.58/2 0.3/2 0.8/3 2.463
Kevin Can Wait (CBS) 4.3/7 1.33/5 0.8/4 2.0/6 7.205
LA to Vegas (FOX) 1.7/3 0.91/3 0.7/3 1.2/3 2.770
Law and Order: SVU (NBC) 4.0/ 7 1.41/5 0.9/4 1.8/5 6.187
Lethal Weapon (FOX) 3.1/5 1.16/4 0.7/4 1.5/5 5.025
Life In Pieces (CBS) 4.3/8 1.20/5 0.7/3 1.9/6 6.785
MacGyver (CBS) 4.8/9 0.96/4 0.5/3 1.5/5 7.681
Man With a Plan (CBS) 3.9/7 1.23/4 0.6/3 1.9/5 6.682
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC) 1.5/3 0.63/3 0.3/2 0.8/3 2.411
Match Game (ABC) 2.2/ 4 0.80/3 0.4/2 1.1/4 3.311
Modern Family (ABC) 3.8/ 6 1.77/6 1.1/5 2.3/7 6.240
Mom (CBS) 5.7/10 1.56/6 0.8/4 2.5/8 9.260
NFC Championship MIN/PHI (FOX) 21.7/35 13.42/42 10.6/43 15.9/41 42.298
Riverdale (CW) 0.9/ 2 0.51/2 0.4/2 0.5/2 1.444
S.W.A.T. (CBS) 3.9/8 1.02/4 0.6/4 1.6/5 6.020
Scandal (ABC) 3.5/6 1.25/5 0.8/4 1.6/5 5.165
Scorpion (CBS) 3.5/7 0.91/3 0.5/3 1.3/4 5.624
SEAL Team (CBS) 4.0/ 7 1.08/4 0.7/3 1.5/4 6.669
Shark Tank (ABC) 2.4/4 0.98/3 0.6/3 1.3/3 3.944
Speechless (ABC) 2.9/ 5 1.29/5 0.7/4 1.7/5 4.806
Supergirl (CW) 1.3/2 0.57/2 0.4/2 0.8/2 2.168
Superior Donuts (CBS) 3.6/6 1.12/4 0.6/3 1.7/5 5.909
Supernatural (CW) 1.1/2 0.60/2 0.5/3 0.7/2 1.847
Superstore (NBC) 2.2/4 0.99/4 0.6/3 1.3/4 3.565
Taken (NBC) 1.9/3 0.49/2 0.2/1 0.7/2 2.976
The Amazing Race (CBS) 4.2/ 7 1.45/5 1.0/5 1.9/6 6.894
The Bachelor (ABC) 4.1/7 1.76/6 1.6/8 2.1/6 6.609
The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 9.0/16 2.92/12 1.5/8 4.4/14 14.922
The Blacklist (NBC) 4.0/ 7 1.10/4 0.6/3 1.6/5 6.487
The Brave (NBC) 2.5/5 0.71/3 0.3/2 1.1/3 3.945
The Flash (CW) 1.5/3 0.84/3 0.6/3 1.0/3 2.509
The Four (FOX) 2.1/4 1.15/4 0.8/4 1.4/4 3.469
The Gifted-8P (FOX) 2.1/3 1.04/4 0.6/3 1.3/4 3.406
The Goldbergs (ABC) 3.9/ 7 1.74/7 0.9/4 2.3/7 6.520
The Good Doctor (ABC) 6.0/11 1.72/6 1.2/6 2.2/7 9.332
The Good Place (NBC) 1.8/3 0.96/4 0.6/3 1.2/4 2.997
The Mick (FOX) 1.4/2 0.82/3 0.6/3 1.0/3 2.288
The Middle (ABC) 3.7/6 1.41/5 0.7/4 2.0/6 6.133
The Resident (P) (FOX) 5.2/10 2.61/10 2.0/10 3.1/9 8.654
The Wall (NBC) 3.5/6 1.20/4 0.7/3 1.6/5 5.836
The X-Files (FOX) 2.4/ 4 1.08/4 0.7/4 1.4/4 3.945
This Is Us (NBC) 6.1/10 2.55/9 1.7/8 3.2/9 9.820
Valor (CW) 0.6/1 0.20/1 0.1/1 0.3/1 0.981
Will & Grace (NBC) 2.8/5 1.27/5 0.6/3 1.7/5 4.390
Young Sheldon (CBS) 8.0/14 2.38/9 1.2/6 3.7/11 13.327
20/20 (ABC) 1.0/4 0.6/3 0.6/3 0.4/2
9-1-1 (FOX) 2.2/7 1.4/5 1.7/7 1.0/5
9JKL (CBS) 1.2/4 0.8/3 0.7/3 0.4/2
America's Funniest Home Videos (ABC) 0.9/3 0.8/2 0.5/2 0.4/1
American Housewife (ABC) 1.6/5 1.1/4 1.0/4 0.6/3
Arrow (CW) 0.4/1 0.6/2 0.3/1 0.4/2
Better Late Than Never (NBC) 1.1/4 0.9/3 0.6/2 0.4/2
Black Lightning (P) (CW) 0.7/2 0.8/3 0.6/3 0.6/3
Black-Ish (ABC) 1.2/4 0.8/3 0.7/3 0.4/2
Blindspot (NBC) 0.8/3 0.5/2 0.5/3 0.3/2
Blue Bloods (CBS) 1.1/4 0.8/4 0.5/2 0.4/3
Chicago Fire (NBC) 1.2/5 0.8/3 0.6/3 0.4/2
Chicago Med (NBC) 2.0/8 1.0/4 1.3/6 0.6/4
Chicago PD (NBC) 1.6/6 1.1/5 1.0/5 0.6/3
Child Support (ABC) 1.0/4 0.5/2 0.6/3 0.3/2
Criminal Minds (CBS) 1.2/4 0.8/4 0.7/4 0.6/3
Dateline (NBC) 0.8/3 0.6/3 0.4/2 0.3/2
Dynasty (CW) 0.2/1 0.2/1 0.1/1 0.2/1
Ellen's Game Of Games (NBC) 2.6/9 1.7/7 1.8/8 1.0/5
Fox NFC Championship-Post (S) (FOX) 5.0/16 7.5/25 4.0/16 5.9/26
Fresh Off the Boat (ABC) 1.2/4 0.8/3 0.6/3 0.4/2
Great News (NBC) 0.7/3 0.5/2 0.4/2 0.2/1
Grey's Anatomy (ABC) 3.3/12 1.2/5 2.7/13 0.9/5
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS) 1.2/5 0.9/4 0.6/3 0.4/3
Hell's Kitchen (FOX) 1.1/4 0.8/4 0.6/3 0.5/3
How To Get Away with Murder (ABC) 1.4/6 0.6/2 1.0/5 0.3/2
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (ABC) 0.7/3 0.4/2 0.4/2 0.2/1
Kevin Can Wait (CBS) 1.5/5 1.2/5 0.9/4 0.6/3
LA to Vegas (FOX) 0.9/3 1.0/4 0.7/3 0.6/3
Law and Order: SVU (NBC) 1.9/6 0.9/4 1.2/5 0.6/3
Lethal Weapon (FOX) 1.3/4 1.1/4 0.8/3 0.7/4
Life In Pieces (CBS) 1.4/5 1.0/4 0.8/4 0.5/3
MacGyver (CBS) 1.0/4 0.9/4 0.6/3 0.4/3
Man With a Plan (CBS) 1.4/5 1.0/4 0.8/3 0.5/2
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC) 0.6/2 0.6/3 0.4/2 0.3/2
Match Game (ABC) 0.9/3 0.7/3 0.5/2 0.4/2
Modern Family (ABC) 2.0/7 1.5/6 1.3/5 0.9/5
Mom (CBS) 1.8/6 1.3/5 1.0/5 0.6/3
NFC Championship MIN/PHI (FOX) 10.1/32 16.8/50 8.1/33 13.2/52
Riverdale (CW) 0.7/2 0.4/1 0.6/3 0.3/1
S.W.A.T. (CBS) 1.1/4 1.0/4 0.7/3 0.6/4
Scandal (ABC) 1.8/6 0.7/3 1.2/5 0.5/3
Scorpion (CBS) 1.0/4 0.8/3 0.7/3 0.4/2
SEAL Team (CBS) 1.1/4 1.1/4 0.8/3 0.6/3
Shark Tank (ABC) 1.0/3 1.0/3 0.7/3 0.6/3
Speechless (ABC) 1.5/5 1.1/4 0.9/4 0.6/3
Supergirl (CW) 0.6/2 0.5/2 0.4/2 0.4/2
Superior Donuts (CBS) 1.3/4 0.9/3 0.8/3 0.4/2
Supernatural (CW) 0.6/2 0.6/3 0.5/2 0.5/3
Superstore (NBC) 1.1/4 0.9/4 0.6/3 0.6/3
Taken (NBC) 0.6/2 0.4/2 0.3/2 0.2/1
The Amazing Race (CBS) 1.7/6 1.2/5 1.1/5 0.9/5
The Bachelor (ABC) 2.6/8 1.0/4 2.4/10 0.9/4
The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 3.1/12 2.7/12 1.7/8 1.3/7
The Blacklist (NBC) 1.3/4 0.9/4 0.7/3 0.5/3
The Brave (NBC) 0.8/3 0.6/2 0.4/2 0.3/2
The Flash (CW) 0.7/2 1.0/4 0.6/3 0.7/4
The Four (FOX) 1.4/5 0.9/4 1.0/5 0.6/4
The Gifted-8P (FOX) 1.0/3 1.1/4 0.6/3 0.6/3
The Goldbergs (ABC) 2.0/7 1.5/6 1.0/5 0.7/4
The Good Doctor (ABC) 2.3/8 1.1/5 1.7/8 0.8/4
The Good Place (NBC) 1.0/4 0.9/4 0.6/3 0.5/3
The Mick (FOX) 0.8/3 0.8/3 0.7/3 0.5/3
The Middle (ABC) 1.6/6 1.2/5 0.9/4 0.5/3
The Resident (P) (FOX) 2.4/9 2.8/11 2.0/9 2.1/11
The Wall (NBC) 1.4/5 1.0/4 0.8/3 0.7/3
The X-Files (FOX) 1.2/4 1.0/4 0.8/4 0.6/3
This Is Us (NBC) 3.4/11 1.7/6 2.4/10 1.0/5
Valor (CW) 0.2/1 0.2/1 0.2/1 0.1/1
Will & Grace (NBC) 1.4/5 1.1/4 0.7/3 0.5/3
Young Sheldon (CBS) 2.6/9 2.2/9 1.4/6 1.0/6
Outside of primetime:
Good Morning America ABC MTWRF 4.511
Today Show NBC MTWRF 4.463
CBS This Morning CBS MTWRF 3.861
The Tonight Show NBC MTWRF 2.62
Late Show CBS MTWRF 3.31
Jimmy Kimmel Live ABC MTWRF 2.15
Late Night NBC MTWRF 1.45
Late Late Show CBS MTWRF 1.36
Nightline ABC MTWRF 1.41
Last Call NBC MTWRF 0.85
AFC Championship CBS Sun 44.082
NFC Championship FOX Sun 42.298
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After we left the hospital and just before all of our out of town guests arrived, we had a few days at home just the three of us (with Byron in and out as well). Since I only got about 8 hours of sleep the entire three days we were in the hospital (I just couldn't sleep because I was so distracted by starring at our baby!) I was completely exhausted and still having trouble moving around normally after giving birth. It was so, so nice to have Max home that first week because it gave us a chance to spend some good quality time together and figure out how WE wanted to do things.
We sat around the house talking about how beautiful our boy was. We went to doctor appointments and ran errands to the local hardware store. We even went out to lunch one afternoon! Never mind the fact that we forgot to bring a single thing with us... No diapers. No blankets. No spare clothes. Yep- we left the house with nothing but the baby and our happy little smiles. We were too distracted by the fact that we were getting out and doing things to worry about baby supplies! Parenting fail on day 5... sure to be followed by many, many more.
Which brings me to my next point- new babies, visitors and alone time.
Family and friends can be a welcomed distraction for new parents who might be worried or anxious about being all alone with their new baby. They can offer advice and assistance when asked or just sit and listen when the new parents need to vent or gush or just have someone to talk to!
However, I think it is equally as important to make sure new parents take the time to be alone with their new baby. Having time just the two of you is vital for making sure you both feel involved and connected. As nice as it is to have someone else there to take a fussy baby off your hands, it is also important that the parents learn how to settle a fussy baby themselves. They need time alone to bond with their new baby and talk about how they are going to make everything work. How will they handle feedings? Diaper changes? Bath time? Middle of the night crying sessions?
As hard as it is to find a healthy balance between having everyone around to help you out in those first few weeks and finding time for you to figure it out yourself, I think it is so important!
I have to be honest. When I first fell pregnant and talked to my parents about their plans to come over for Lachlan's arrival, I was a bit upset that they weren't going to be here for his birth (selfish, I know!). It was my first baby and I wanted my mamma there thankyouverymuch. But, because of several different circumstances, she couldn't fly over until a week or so after his due date. In hind sight (isn't that just a wonderful thing!) I am so, so thankful it worked out the way it did. Sure it was a bit sad not to having any family there the evening Lachlan arrived (in fact, the midwife kept asking us where our family was or if we needed to call anyone- which we simply replied... nope, it is just us today) it was equally as special because it was just the two of us. We had that first week together, figuring things out, making plans, going on outings with nothing but our baby. And wouldn't you know that the timing of my mom's arrival was just on cue. The day Max returned to work was the day I picked up Mimi from the airport!! Absolutely perfect timing if you ask me!
So, the moral of the story here folks- don't be afraid to say no those first few weeks. No to extra house guests. No to babysitting your friend's kids. No to hosting a dinner party. While it is important to get back in to the swing of real life, make sure you take that time with just your spouse and get to know your new reality. Trust me, it is so important!
With private healthcare you can choose your doctor, hospital and usually the timeframe in which you would receive treatment. This option usually incurs additional charges to the patient but they have more choice overall and are often able to receive treatment sooner for non- life threatening procedures then if they were to go through the public system.
If you go through the public system you are not given a choice of doctor, hospital or timeline but the treatment is free. If your condition is not time sensitive (like getting your tonsils out for example) you are put on a waiting list until they have the capacity to treat you.
With both of these options you get the same level of care but often in the public system you are discharged a bit sooner, are put in a room with other people and sometimes have to wait for treatment. Nothing that would affect your level of care but just might make your hospital stay a little less comfortable.
All that being said, after much discussion, we decided to choose our doctor and deliver at the closest hospital to our house- Northwest Private Hospital. And I have to say now that it is all over, I am very, very happy with our decision! The midwives and nurses were so helpful, the hospital facilities were wonderful and both Lachlan and I were looked after very well. It was great!
Location- how quickly can you get to the hospital? From your house? From your work? Will parking or traffic be an issue? Remember that the entire 9 months leading up to delivery you will probably be traveling to the hospital for all of your check ups and scans. Will you have to pay for parking or fight traffic for every appointment? We chose a hospital that was 10 minutes from our house and directly on my route to work. I would schedule all my appointments for first thing in the morning and drive to work as soon as I was done. Parking was never an issue and I was usually in and out of there in ten minutes.
Birth options: How do you want to deliver and what is your plan for pain relief? Do you plan on having a natural birth? Water birth? Epidural? Do they have showers or a bath tub available for you to use during labour? Are you allowed to have people with you in the delivery room and if so, how many? What happens if you require an emergency Caesarian? Where will they take you? These are all good questions to ask yourself and your doctor when making decisions. Some birthing suites don't have certain pain relief options available to mothers so it is worth checking out before hand because the last thing you want to find out when you are in labour is that they don't have what you want where you are delivering!
Doctor: After choosing the hospital where we wanted to deliver, I started researching all of the OBs in search of someone I thought might be a good fit for us. Some things you might want to consider will be your preference for a male or female doctor. Do you prefer someone who is warm and fuzzy or someone who is straight to the point? How available are they to you and will they be the one who actually delivers your child? If not, who else could be delivering your baby and do you have a chance to meet them before hand? We were very lucky in the fact that Lachlan decided to come on a weekend that our doctor was on-call. It was nice to see a familiar face and have someone deliver our baby who had been around for the entire pregnancy. We knew and trusted him which gave us just one less thing to have to think about that day. Plus, he is pretty sarcastic and was good at keeping the mood light... Or as light as you can considering the circumstances!
In the end, the decision is yours to make. Maybe you only have one hospital or one OB where you live. But asking all if the questions before hand will certainly help relieve some of the uncertainties on one of the most unpredictable days of your life, giving you and your partner time to concentrate on what is really important- your growing baby!
All that being said- if you live in the Brisbane area and are looking for a wonderful, small hospital to deliver your child, I can't recommend Northwest Private Hospital enough. Great doctors. Wonderful midwives. Private rooms. Eatable food. Bad phone reception... But overall a terrific experience!
And so another Thanksgiving has come and gone making it year four of quietly celebrating this wonderful holiday in the midst of all other, non-American things going on in our world down unda. However, this Thanksgiving I truly have more to be thankful for than ever!
I am so very thankful for my parents and the way that they support Max and I and our growing family. I mean, how amazing is it that they are able to stop their lives and travel all the way over here to Australia. How blessed am I to have parents who are able to make things like this happen all to spend a little time cuddling their newest grandson. SO. THANKFUL.
I am thankful to have a happy, HEALTHY baby boy. There are so many things that I wish for my children, but good health is at the very top of that list. God gave us a beautifully healthy baby. SO. THANKFUL.
I am thankful for a husband that supports me in every way imaginable. Sure he pushes my buttons from time to time, but he also pushes me to be more and do more which I believe is an important part of a relationship. Without loved ones pushing us outside of our comfort zone, how would we ever grow as people? SO. THANKFUL.
I am thankful for a teenage son who constantly teaches me things about myself without even knowing it. He teaches me patience and helps remind me to let go of things I can not change. He has taught me all about a new level of love and takes me back to "those years" and the ups and downs of being sixteen. SO. THANKFUL.
I am thankful for... The roof over our heads. Our jobs. Our family. Our friends. Ice cold coke. A cozy bed. The ability to Skype with family at the touch of a button. The sunshine. My baby nephew's little voice when he sings. CHEESE. Late night texts with my best friends all the way back in the US. My camera. The unending love I see between my husband and his son. Pinterest. Warm showers. Our human-like cat, Toby. International flights... and so much more.
Although we don't technically celebrate Thanksgiving here in Australia, I think the act of giving thanks or even just thinking about all that we have to be thankful for is so important. And if having a holiday once a year to remind ourselves to give thanks is what it takes- then that is what we will do!
Yesterday, today and everyday... SO. THANKFUL.
A few hours after Lachlan's arrival we were moved to our new "home".
D7- the room where we spent our first few days as mamma and daddy to our beautiful baby boy!
Over the those three days, D7 became the place of a lot of firsts. His first bath and first sleep. My first post pregnancy shower and first post pregnancy meal. D7 housed our first visitors and was the place where we made our first phone calls to family and friends.
... and daddies had their first father-son conversations.
I got thinking about D7 the other day. How many other people had those very same firsts in that very same room? How many people had experienced their first night as parents hugged by those four walls?
How many smiles and tears and excited people had been there before? How many sleepless nights and anxious thoughts had D7 seen??
Although those three nights and three days are kind of a big blur to me now, I'll never forget D7 and the joy that came in that little hospital room.
Max giving Lachlan his first bath the morning after he was born.... enjoy!
Nancy (the nicest midwife!) giving us a few tips.
Lachlan loved it and Max did a great job!
Two weeks old! Our little guy is already two weeks old and as much as it used to annoy me when I would hear people say this, I am a mamma now and so I am going to say it too.
It is already going too fast!
I mean, wasn't he just a little grain of rice on that ultrasound screen just yesterday??
We are two weeks in and already I have learned so many new things about what it is like to be a real life mommy. Many of these lessons I had heard from friends or read in books, but it is always different when you start to experience them yourself. Every baby is unique and every mother will have her own unique experiences, but I thought I would share a few of the top lessons I have learned thus far.
1. Giving birth is probably one of the most taxing things that can happen to the human body (for both you and your baby). However, unlike most situations when one undergoes a major medical procedure, there is no rest or down time afterwards. No matter how many hours you were pushing or how many stitches you may or may not have gotten in different (and sometimes very sensitive!) areas of your body- the show must go on. You are a mamma now and that baby needs you- bleeding, sore and tired. But the weirdest part is, none of that matters at all because you need that baby just as much as he needs you. Unconditional love is an amazingly powerful thing!
3. Breast feeding is hard... Let me rephrase that- breast feeding properly so that your toes don't curl up and your eyes don't water every time you feed is hard!
4. You can never have too many pictures of your sleeping newborn. Both mine and Max's phones are completely full of pictures of Lachlan followed by texts to each other about how amazing and beautiful our son is. I know, I know. We have turned into "those people" and I honestly couldn't be happier about it.
5. Pregnancy hormones are crazy, but post pregnancy hormones are even crazier!! Especially at 3am when you are sleep deprived. Or when your husband has to go back to work and you miss him like crazy. Or just when you feel so overcome with happiness that it pours out of your eyes in the form of tears. I mean, really, they are crazy those hormones!
6. Investing in a comfy chair to feed in is vital. We bought a glider that reclines and I can't say enough about how happy I am with that purchase! You end up spending hours everyday in that chair so make sure you are happy with it because it can make all the difference. Even if I never use it again (which is completely unlikely because it is super comfy) it was still worth the investment times ten!
Well that's all for now friends. Good Night.
You know how they say the birth of your first child is usually a long, slow, walk around the hospital for hours kind of process? Well Lachlan and I sure proved "them" wrong!
I'll spare you most of the gooey details (because no one wants to know all of that stuff) and just stick to the facts... as well as a few lessons we learned along the way.
You see, it all started with a checkup on Saturday morning. I had been having a few signs of labour since Wednesday and they wanted us to come in just to check to see what was happening. Turns out, nothing was happening and we went on our happy way with a warning that things would probably start happening within a day or two.
As we drove home from the hospital we started a long mental list of what we wanted to get done that weekend and decided it would work best for us if Lachlan made his entrance Sunday night or later.
Enter Your-Wife-May-Go-Into-Labour-At-Any-Moment lesson number 1: A baby comes whenever he wants regardless of your plans or the length of your to-do list.
Once we arrived home, Max decided it was my job to do nothing while he ran around like a chicken with his head cut off trimming the hedges (don't ask...) and running random errands.
Enter Your-Wife-May-Go-Into-Labour-At-Any-Moment lesson number 2: During unknown times NEVER skip meals and always be freshly showdered!
And there in the middle of watching my second episode of The Amazing Race, I HEARD a pop and my water broke. My contractions started almost immediately and by the time I called the hospital five minutes later, my contractions were already very intense and only three minutes apart.
Fun Fact: Fewer than 15 percent of pregnant women experience a rupture of the membranes (your water breaking) before labor begins (source).
Max rushed home and off to the hospital we went! From that point forward, everything went so fast that we didn't even have time to go back out to the car to get the camera, my bag... or food for Max (see lesson 2 above) until I was 9cm dilated and my epidural was finally in (my personal choice of pain relief).
At that point we had about 30 minutes to take a few pictures and get some food into my husband/birth partner.
6-7 contractions every ten minutes... ouch!
Just after the epidural was in place and just before pushing began... hence the smile.
All 8lbs 6oz of our big baby boy.
Only 5.5 hours from my water breaking at home to the minute Lachlan was placed in my arms! It was fast. It was intense. It was painful, amazing, scary, beautiful- 5.5 life changing hours that I wouldn't change for anything. And while I have skipped a lot of the more intense parts of this story (don't want to scare any pregnant ladies out there) the second I laid my eyes on that sweet little face, it made every minute totally worth it.
3 November 2012- an amazing, life changing day that will never be forgotten!
** A special thanks to my amazing husband for supporting me through this crazy process without losing his mind, passing out or complaining that I was squeezing his hand way to tight. I love you more than anything and am so happy to be on this journey with you!!


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Best Of The Rest: A Look At Oregon's Top Running Backs On The Verge
This might be the deepest class of game breaker type guys we have had come along in a long time. Any and or all of these young men can move on to college and get all or a portion of their schooling paid for. The goal of Best of the Rest is to shine a light on the guys who college coaches reading our write ups. Best of the Rest Oregon Running Backs 2012
Dirk Knudsen
As we move ahead with our list of Top Athletes still looking for their first offer we turn to the guys who run that pigskin in search of pay dirt. In this weeks update of "The Best Of The Rest" we turn to backfield and highlight the running backs who could be next to get their shot. Again folks these are all Seniors without offers yet and guys making their case to be considered the best collegiate prospects out there. This might be the deepest class of game breaker type guys we have had come along in a long time. Any and or all of these young men can move on to college and get all or a portion of their schooling paid for. The goal of Best of the Rest is to shine a light on the guys who college coaches reading our write ups and gain attention for these special athletes!
THIS IS IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER!!!
AJ Glass: Jesuit High School- 6'0"-194 Pounds: AJ is amazing. The Jesuit Crusader has 1,190 yards and 18 TD's in 5 games averaging 7.4 yards per carry. No one has done more to help their Team then AJ. He has an offer being worked out with Yale and other IVY league schools which is likely where he will go. But many other schools are still watching AJ and thinking about him. Unfortunately he went down late in the game last week against Sunset after helping the Crusaders eek out a win 28-21 over rising Sunset. His broken collar bone ended his season unless he returns for the playoffs. None the less he remains a top prospect as an athlete or running back for any program out there. We wish him a speedy recovery.
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/762037/highlights/7309432
Mitchell Thompson- Oregon City HS- 5'8"-175 Pounds: Now here is a guy really making a name for himself his Senior season. He has rushed for 1,174 Yards and 12 TD's. But his eye popping 12.1 yards per carry is the most alluring stat. This young man finishes runs and makes the most of them. He sure appears to be an athlete who is capable of contributing at the next level and is a heck of a lot of fun to watch.
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/739535/Mitchell-thompson
Cory Hincks- Wilson High School Portland– 5'8"-170 Pounds. The Trojan Senior is a burner and is you give him an opening he is going to make you pay. His 200 yards per game average this season is notable and he has added 12 TD's. He is averaging 9.8 yards per carry and looks like a guy that can contribute at the next level. Coach Dulio has talked with us about his toughness and his work ethic too.
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1939129/highlights/17372649
Devauntae Hoffman-Gresham HS- 5'8" 190 Pounds: He is once again a top back. Last season he wowed fans and got his name out. In the off season we saw him several times and this guy has the entire package of speed and size and man does he has amazing hands. He is a great weapon as a receiver out of play action and has big play game breaking ability. This season he has 920 yards and 9 TD's and is averaging close to 9 yards per carry. He is also terrific on defense. Hoffman is being watched by a number of programs and we believe he can play anywhere. Fun kid to watch. http://www.hudl.com/athlete/602610/highlights/9300387
Zach Floyd- 5'9"-185 Pounds- Tigard Tigers: We have covered him several times and will continue to do so. He really is that good. He has 726 yards rushing for 9 TD's and as a Wild Cat QB has thrown 4 TD Passes. He breaks tackles like Thomas Tyner and has terrific top end speed. He is also a great defender. As a collegiate prospect a college gets a kid that can play both side of the football. Zach is hearing from a lot of schools and is on the verge of very big things.
Cristian Morris- Sherwood- 6'0"-180 Pounds: If you want to see a big back run who glides and makes nasty cuts here he is. A really nice combination of skills with the size and speed to offer any school at any level a talented choice. Cristian has 34 carries for 658 yards and 5 TD's so far for the top rated Bowmen. Folks that is a 17.8 yard per carry average. This guy is Money with a capital "M". He also has 134 yards receiving on 4 catches and 2 more TD"s and that gives the Bowmen a potent weapon in the passing lanes. Morris is a proven entity and another 2 way collegiate prospect of the highest caliber.
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/136643/highlights/18736385
Spencer Payne- 5'9"-180 Pounds McMinnville: Payne is fast with a capital "F". His muscular stout frame make him like a bowling ball to tackle and his legs are like pistons. If he gets a crease he is gone. 520 yards rushing averaging 8 yards per carry and 9 TD's and he has receiving yards over 200 and 2 more TD's. A really really gifted kid that is right there with Glass, Floyd, and Hoffman as the top notch two way threats. We love him.
http://youtu.be/C8xHechOyEU
Richard Ramsey- 5'10"-190 Pounds: Richard is powering the Milwaukie Mustangs ground game and is in the top of his class when it comes to skill. We have watched him evolve these past couple of years and this is one terrific athlete here. His 248 yard performance last week with 3 TD's shows the type of things he is capable of. We love his skill set on both sides and feel he is way under the radar even now!
Film In Progress
Henry Vy- Parkrose- 5'11"-180 Pounds– Henry was recently covered by Rivals.com as a two way threat. He is explosive and has a really top par set of skills. Vy (VEE) has 539 yards rushing and 9 TD's with a 7.7 yard average and 265 yards receiving and 2 more TD's where he averages 19 yards per catch. Henry is a terrific student athlete and will have his shot to take his love of the game to the next level.
Other Notables:
Benny Wick– Tigard: Benny is getting it done every time he touches the ball and is in the discussion for player of the week nearly every week.
Dan Sherrell: Clackamas- We are still looking to review film but he has cranked off 901 yards, 10 TD's and is averaging 7 yards per carry and has made some nice catches for TD's as well. The Cavalier is on his way to gaining some real notoriety at this point ins the season.
Demontrial Spinks- Reynolds: Play maker who is having a very good season as well.
We will continue to cover all these athletes and more so keep checking back right here: The Best of The Rest Web Link
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I am the Founder of the Northwest Prep Report. For 17 years I have led the way to the best of my ability to promote the best talent from the Pacific NW free of charge. It is my pleasure to continue to serve High School athletes from all over the Pacific NW and beyond. Formerly with Rivals.com my sites have now crossed over 8,000 stories, 7 MILLION Video Views, and 15,000 regular followers. Together with the best football people in the USA we pursue excellence for our NW athletes.
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You are here: UAS February 2023: The modernization of Västerbotten's FFQ, challenges and opportunities
UAS February 2023: The modernization of Västerbotten's FFQ, challenges and opportunities
Time Wednesday 8 February, 2023 at 12:00 - 13:00
Place Triple Helix (and Zoom)
Arctic Center and NEON present Maria Wennberg who will talk about a food frequency questionnaire.
Maria Wennberg is a doctor in Environmental medicine, and responsible for the modernization of Västerbotten's FFQ. FFQ is a food frequency questionnaire which is used in two large population-based surveys in the arctic parts of Sweden. The surveys have been ongoing since the mid-1980s and together they form the largest population-based dietary survey in the north. But how do you best reflect the eating habits of a northern population over time, when potatoes and rice have been replaced by quinoa and black pudding and palt has been replaced by quorn? A dilemma that Maria Wennberg will describe for us.
The lecture is a joint arrangement between the Arctic Centre and NEON, the network for nutritional epidemiology in Umeå.
Discussion partner:
Professor Agneta Hörnell, Dept of Food, Nutrition and Culinary Science, Umeå University
12:00 Lunch sandwiches from Arctic Centre
12:15 Presentation
12:30 Discussion with discussion partner Agneta Hörnell
12:40 General discussion
12:50 Continued discussion in the room, and in break out rooms for those on Zoom.
We offer a lunch sandwich to pre-registered participants on site.
Link to registration for those attending in person.
Zoom link (Passcode: NEON-lunch)
Organizer: Arctic Research Centre at Umeå University (Arcum)
Event type: Seminar


ONLY perhaps coach Sven Vandenbroeck knows what to expect when the Chipolopolo take on Namibia at Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek today in the 2019 Cameroon Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
Named as coach only in July after the resignation of Wedson Nyirenda, the nation is yet to see Vandenbroeck's team in any meaningful action. This will be his first real test.
Although he has had little time to work with the players since his appointment, there is little room for error on his part as the Chipolopolo are playing catch-up in Group K having lost their first match 1-0 to Mozambique at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola in June last year.


In this stained glass depiction Jesus and His parents are portrayed as they go about their daily lives. A magnificent glimpse of the growing up years of the Savior, this magnificent work of stained glass art captures the imagination of every believer and touches the heart with the simplicity of Jesus' life. Brilliant, vibrant hues that cross the full spectrum of color and realistic imagery that brings the stained glass tableau to life for all who behold it, this glorious work serves to inspire and uplift the faithful. As a classically designed stained glass window, this piece enhances every area of prayerful worship and contemplation, church, chapel, cathedral or shrine, reflecting shifting shades of light as they travel across the panel throughout the day and after dark. As a signature piece of art for home or business decor, this stained glass panel is versatile and adds elegance and panache.


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'The Founder' review: The man who supersized McDonald's
Updated: Jan. 16, 2019, 6:27 p.m. | Published: Jan. 20, 2017, 1:08 p.m.
By Stephen Whitty | For Inside Jersey
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Michael Keaton wins customers and influences people as the hard-sell man they call 'The Founder'
(WEINSTEIN)
McDonald's is the restaurant as factory - food turned into interchangeable, assembly-line products. A corporation that grew huge by thinking small, is aim isn't to delight, but simply not to distress; you can get anything in a McDonald's except a surprise.
"The Founder," a new film about its capitalist genius, is nearly as white-bun bland and careful.
The subject is Ray Kroc, the company's guiding force - and a man who never worked a fry basket in his life. In fact, the chain's original concept - decent meals, efficiently made and modestly priced - came from the McDonald brothers, two salt-of-the-earth types who ran a restaurant in San Bernardino, and essentially invented the fast-food concept.
Kroc's own contribution was strictly mercenary. He saw a way to expand the business by opening franchises. He also saw a way to expand the profits, both by cutting quality and buying (and leasing out) the real estate for the new restaurants, thereby creating a new, enormous revenue stream. There was only one problem, one he never understood.
You see, the McDonald brothers - get this -- actually thought there was something dishonorable about not keeping your word, something wrong about giving people less than they paid for, something more to life than profits. They really thought bigger wasn't always better. I mean, what a couple of losers. Pathetic. Sad!
Yes, this story is far more topical than its filmmakers probably ever dreamed, or wanted.
At first, the film seems to fall within a certain recent tradition - the businessman as bully, the friendless billionaire. Just recently we've had Oscar-hopefuls like "Jobs" and "The Social Network" - biopics that celebrated the "genius" of the ultra-rich (thereby flattering their own producers) while insisting that, yeah, well, but they're really very unhappy (thereby pandering to audiences like us).
Except this film kind of likes its antihero's hungry hustle. It forgives his lies and accepts his avarice with a smile.
Michael Keaton is clearly having a great time as the perpetually on-the-make manipulator; you can draw a line from Kroc right back to the part that first made the actor famous, the pimping morgue attendant in "Night Shift." His mouth is always racing ahead of his brain; his eyes are always looking over his current mark's shoulder, to see who's next.
And John Carroll Lynch and especially Nick Offerman (one of modern film's great retro-macho presences) provide a definite contrast as the McDonald brothers, two innately decent men who only want to provide an all-American product at a middle-American price. They're like two George Baileys going up, daily, against Mr. Potter.
Except "It's a Wonderful Life" wasn't urging us to buy a home in Pottersville.
"The Founder" kind of is. We're pushed to sympathize with Kroc's scrappy persistence (although, before he met the McDonalds, he mostly labored to sell people things they didn't need). We're asked to share in his late-in-life, love-at-first-sight romance (even as he immediately, coldly, discards the wife who saw him through long, lean years).
I can see why this guy would play in Hollywood, but excuse me if I find it hard to find him as appealing.
It's not that the movie needs to wag its finger in Kroc's face. But it shouldn't settle for simply finding him amusing, or colorfully outrageous. It should acknowledge his acts have consequences (he dumps Laura Dern, his long-suffering wife, and she disappears without a peep). And it should think big - Kroc certainly did - and try to see what his behavior, and his priorities, say about us, and about today.
Yes, there's always something interesting about watching someone good at his job, and Ray Kroc was a great salesman. But what he and others like him sold America was a bill of goods - the belief that all that mattered in this world was getting ahead, anyway you can, and money was how you kept score.
And that's a debt we're still paying off.
Ratings note: The film contains strong language and alcohol abuse.
'The Founder' (PG-13) Weinstein (115 min.) Directed by John Lee Hancock. With Michael Keaton, Nick Offerman, Laura Dern. Now playing in New Jersey. TWO AND ONE-HALF STARS
Stephen Whitty may be reached at stephenjwhitty@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter @stephenwhitty. Find him on Facebook.


The current digital motto "information wants to be free" is creating many unanticipated consequences. Here's a recent one concerning psychology.
Last month a Canadian physician posted to Wikipedia all 10 inkblots of the Rorschach test. After all, the images were made publicly available more than 30 years ago.
The test, perhaps surprisingly given its controversial history, is still used to decipher various psychoses. A person's interpretation of the inkblot can lead to a conclusion of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or borderline personality.
And we all know that having the answers before a test renders it futile. A debate has erupted with Wiki editors removing, and then quickly replacing, the images.
So Wikimedia administrators are currently restricting edits to the page until disputes are settled. For now though, the frozen page reveals all inkblots and answers.
Of course this leads one to think, what about other psychological tests, like the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory or the Beck Depression Inventory—what happens when their popular answers are revealed?
The doctor who posted the inkblots supported his argument with a nod to the optometric Snellen eye chart (it starts with that big letter E) which is posted on Wikipedia. People could study it to pass their driving exam. But it has not been taken down. Yet.


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Home / Club
The present club was formed in 1922 and prior to their election to Division Three North of the Football League in 1929 played in the Midland League. They remained in the Northern Section until 1958 when they became one of the original members of the Fourth Division.
(During the Second World War when the League was suspended from1939 until 1946 the club operated in the various wartime competitions).
Over the next 45 seasons (1958-2004) the club won promotion six times. In 1958/59 and 1964/65 they moved up to the third tier only to suffer immediate relegation.
City again gained promotion in 1970/71 and in 1974 reached the Second Division (Championship) for the first and to date only time in their 91 year old history. In two seasons in the second tier of English football the club competed with Manchester United, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion and Nottingham Forest amongst others and in 1974/75 achieved their highest ever League placing when they finished 15th. The following campaign, however, they were relegated and by 1977 were back in the Fourth.
In 1983/84 they won their first major honour when they finished runaway Fourth Division champions with 101 points becoming the first club in Football League history to reach three figures.
City's last promotion success in the League was via the playoffs in 1992/93 when on the club's first ever visit to Wembley Stadium they beat Crewe Alexandra in a penalty shoot out.
On the other side of the coin City suffered relegation six times and over the years had to make seven applications for re-election back to the League. In 2004 the club finished bottom of Division Three (League Two) and dropped down to the Conference bringing to an end 75 years membership of the Football League. During that time they had spent two seasons in the second tier and 16 in the third tier.
In eight years in the Conference City reached the promotion play offs three times. In 2006/07 they lost at the semi-final stage and in 2009/10 went down to Oxford United in the final and then, on May 20th 2012, promotion back to the Football League was achieved when Luton Town were beaten 2-1 at Wembley. This latter game marked the club's 4th appearance at the national stadium in four years and completed a league and cup double that season.
After four years back in the Football League, York dropped back into the Conference finishing in 24th place in League 2 in 2015/16. The following season City suffered a second successive relegation, after finishing in the final relegation place in the National League and will compete in regional non-league football in 2017/18 for the first time since 1929.
Cup History
Over the years City have earned themselves the title of "giantkillers" and when in the Third Division North reached both the quarter finals and semi-finals of the FA Cup.
En route to the 6th round in 1937/38 they defeated First Division clubs West Bromwich Albion and Middlesbrough before bowing out to Huddersfield Town in a replay at Leeds Road. The game against Town at York attracted Bootham Crescent's record crowd of 28,123.
In 1954/55 City beat top flight clubs Blackpool and Tottenham Hotspur and in the semi-final drew 1-1 at Hillsborough against Newcastle United to become the first Third Division side to appear in an FA Cup semi final replay which was lost 2-0 at Roker Park. In the mid 1980's the club twice reached the 5th round of the competition losing on each occasion in a replay to Liverpool.
In the Football League Cup they reached the quarter finals in 1961/62 and in the mid 1990's beat Premier clubs Manchester United and Everton in successive seasons.
Whilst in the Conference City won the FA Trophy in 2011/12 beating Newport County AFC 2-0 at Wembley to lift their first major cup competition and were runners up in 2008/09. The Minstermen repeated the feat in 2016/17 when they defeated Macclesfield Town 3-2 to win non-league's premier cup competition for the second time under Gary Mills.
The club have won the North Riding Senior Cup 11 times.
Clubman of the Year (Billy Fenton Memorial Trophy)
Named after the club's flying left winger of the 1950's the trophy was first presented in 1973/74 and the first recipient was Phil Burrows. Over the years Gordon Staniforth, Keith Walwyn, John MacPhail, Jon McCarthy, Barry Jones and Alan Fettis won it twice and in 2013 Danny Parslow became the first player to lift the trophy for a third time. The current holder of the trophy is Jon Parkin.


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package org.apache.phoenix.hbase.index.parallel;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.phoenix.hbase.index.IndexTableName;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;

public class TestThreadPoolManager {

  @Rule
  public IndexTableName name = new IndexTableName();

  @Test
  public void testShutdownGetsNewThreadPool() throws Exception{
    Map<String, Object> cache = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    ThreadPoolBuilder builder = new ThreadPoolBuilder(name.getTableNameString(), new Configuration(false));
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertNotNull("Got a null exector from the pool!", exec);
    //shutdown the pool and ensure that it actually shutdown
    exec.shutdown();
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec2 = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertFalse("Got the same exectuor, even though the original shutdown", exec2 == exec);
  }

  @Test
  public void testShutdownWithReferencesDoesNotStopExecutor() throws Exception {
    Map<String, Object> cache = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    ThreadPoolBuilder builder =
        new ThreadPoolBuilder(name.getTableNameString(), new Configuration(false));
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertNotNull("Got a null exector from the pool!", exec);
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec2 = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertTrue("Should have gotten the same executor", exec2 == exec);
    exec.shutdown();
    assertFalse("Executor is shutting down, even though we have a live reference!",
      exec.isShutdown() || exec.isTerminating());
    exec2.shutdown();
    // wait 5 minutes for thread pool to shutdown
    assertTrue("Executor is NOT shutting down, after releasing live reference!",
      exec.awaitTermination(300, TimeUnit.SECONDS));
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetExpectedExecutorForName() throws Exception {
    Map<String, Object> cache = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    ThreadPoolBuilder builder =
        new ThreadPoolBuilder(name.getTableNameString(), new Configuration(false));
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertNotNull("Got a null exector from the pool!", exec);
    ThreadPoolExecutor exec2 = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertTrue("Got a different exectuor, even though they have the same name", exec2 == exec);
    builder = new ThreadPoolBuilder(name.getTableNameString(), new Configuration(false));
    exec2 = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertTrue(
      "Got a different exectuor, even though they have the same name, but different confs",
      exec2 == exec);

    builder =
        new ThreadPoolBuilder(name.getTableNameString() + "-some-other-pool", new Configuration(
            false));
    exec2 = ThreadPoolManager.getExecutor(builder, cache);
    assertFalse(
      "Got a different exectuor, even though they have the same name, but different confs",
      exec2 == exec);
  }
}

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 * use `angular.isDefined` and `angular.isUndefined` instead of other undefined checks
 *
 * You should use the angular.isUndefined or angular.isDefined methods instead of using the keyword undefined.
 * We also check the use of !angular.isUndefined and !angular.isDefined (should prefer the reverse function)
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 * @version 0.1.0
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module.exports = function(context) {
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    *    Rule that check if we use angular.is(Un)defined() instead of the undefined keyword
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        MemberExpression: function(node) {
            if (node.object.name === 'angular' &&
                    node.parent !== undefined &&
                    node.parent.parent !== undefined &&
                    node.parent.parent.operator === '!') {
                if (node.property.name === 'isDefined') {
                    context.report(node, 'Instead of !angular.isDefined, you can use the out-of-box angular.isUndefined method', {});
                } else if (node.property.name === 'isUndefined') {
                    context.report(node, 'Instead of !angular.isUndefined, you can use the out-of-box angular.isDefined method', {});
                }
            }
        },
        BinaryExpression: function(node) {
            if (node.operator === '===' || node.operator === '!==') {
                if (node.left.type === 'Identifier' && node.left.name === 'undefined') {
                    context.report(node, 'You should not use directly the "undefined" keyword. Prefer ' +
                        'angular.isUndefined or angular.isDefined', {});
                }

                if (node.right.type === 'Identifier' && node.right.name === 'undefined') {
                    context.report(node, 'You should not use directly the "undefined" keyword. Prefer ' +
                        'angular.isUndefined or angular.isDefined', {});
                }
            }
        }
    };
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Q: Проблема с gradle 4.1 и кириллицей в имени пользователя Здравствуйте. После обновления gradle до версии 4.1 рабочий проект перестал собираться со следующей ошибкой:
Execution failed for task ':app:mergeReleaseResources'.
> Error: java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: com.android.tools.aapt2.Aapt2Exception: AAPT2 error: check logs for details

Причина ошибки:
C:\Users\???????\.gradle\caches\transforms-1\files-1.1\mmedia-6.4.0.aar\797ef4880c05b0dda9bcadb3925fb17a\res\drawable-hdpi-v4\mmadsdk_play.png: error: file not found.

Если я верно понимаю, это следствие кириллицы в имени пользователя Windows. Как известно, в Windows 10 проблематично сменить имя пользователя. Есть ли альтернативные методы решения проблемы?

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Work Search: tip: "sherlock (tv)" m/m NOT "sherlock holmes/john watson"
1 - 20 of 1388 Works in Christine Daaé
A Normal Life by i_penna
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, phanto - Fandom
F/M, Gen
Christine Daaé/Erik | Phantom of the Opera
Erik | Phantom of the Opera
Christine Daaé
The Persian (Phantom of the Opera)
Madame Giry
Meg Giry
Raoul de Chagny
Gustave (Love Never Dies)
Post Love Never Dies (sequel to my story Ten Long Years), Erik examines his life. This will possibly start out being a series of one-shots, not necessarily sequential, but then again it might. For the moment this is the only chapter I have written.
Thrall by ShameWithoutSin
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Phantom - Susan Kay
Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Rape/Non-Con, Underage, Major Character Death
Raoul de Chagny/Christine Daaé
Madame Valérius
Dubious Morality
Forced Abortion
Unhappy Ending
Christine was truly alone in the world. He was bored. What dark secrets will she uncover about her mysterious new teacher? What is the cost of becoming a muse? Modern AU. See A/N.
all before us lie by ponderinfrustration
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
Christine Daaé/La Sorelli
Christine Daaé/Comte Philippe de Chagny
La Sorelli
Comte Philippe de Chagny
Alternate Universe - Time Travel
Alternate Universe - Historical
In a life of ninety-four years, there are a great many things that Raoul de Chagny has forgotten. But there are a great many more that he remembers, and mostly they are people who have meant the world to him.
Christine Daaé hopping in and out of his timeline is just one part.
Part 4 of time's wingéd chariot
Wolves and Fish. by LadyWinnelynPooh
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera (2004), Game of Thrones (TV)
Catelyn Stark/Ned Stark
Christine Daaé & Meg Giry
Edmure Tully
Alternate Universe - Game of Thrones Fusion
Post - A Game of Thrones
Something I wrote while working on my Got/Poto fic.
I'll probably follow it up with a Merik fic set in the same universe.
Days of Glory by NotAGhost3
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber
Drabble Collection
Canon Compliant
Philippe had always wanted a brother. He just never realized the cost that came with one...Drabble fic. Leroux, canon time period.
Help Me Make The Music Of The Night by KittycatthelilDevil
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera (2004), Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber
Plot What Plot/Porn Without Plot
Crappy summary
Christine Returns to Erik , With the realization that she loves him , But what is to happen when she discovers a Deep Rich desire , Will she help make the music of the night?
In Ordinary Time by sfiddy
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms
Erik | Phantom of the Opera & The Persian
Modern AU
The Persian is a Neurologist
tragedy happens
Sweetness Follows
An accident alters the lives of Erik Brodeur and his casual friend, Dr. Nadir Khan. Dr. Khan moves on, but Erik struggles until he hears a voice.
After tragedy, Christine Daae finds herself stalled. She struggles through a career and relationship drought until she finds a voice coach.
The extraordinary journey to ordinary.
Rating may change.
Beautiful Ghosts by msdowartyheps
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms
Gustave Daaé
Altered Mental States
This Is Not Going To Go The Way You Think
And the memories were lost long ago
So I'll dance with these beautiful ghosts
A Christmas Miracle by msdowartyheps
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
Mr. Sarneme doesn't want any of his employees around for Christmas. What will that mean for Christine?
I Shall Never Marry by degasballerina
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber
F/M, Gen, M/M
Erik | Phantom of the Opera/The Persian
Christine Daaé & Erik | Phantom of the Opera
Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence
Christine Daaé never left Perros, and at age twenty seven, her unmarried status makes her an object of curiosity and scorn among the village. She refuses to give up her independence, dividing her time between teaching music lessons and looking in on her closest friend, the deformed caretaker of the villa where she used to play with Raoul.
Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny never forgot Christine Daaé, as hard as he tried. Widowed after his wife died in childbirth, he refuses to enter another relationship, believing himself to be cursed. Stifled by the gossip of Parisian high society, he decides to take his five year old daughter and move to his aunt's old house in Perros, the last place he was truly happy.
When the two childhood friends meet again after twelve years, their self-imposed pledges to remain alone forever wavers. They both know they can never be anything more than friends, but it's agony to try to stay apart.
The Show Is Over by filthybonnet
Fandoms: Love Never Dies - Lloyd Webber, Love Never Dies - Lloyd Weber RPF, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber
love never dies au
A collection of one shots set in my Love Never Dies AU where Christine lives that happen within the first few days and months after that night. These were all written in response to a list of angst/fluff prompts posted on tumblr.
Of Life's Decisions by TheDiamondNightSky
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms
Raoul de Chagny/Erik | Phantom of the Opera
Raoul de Chagny & Erik | Phantom of the Opera
Enemies to Friends to Lovers
I Wrote This Instead of Sleeping
Angst with a Happy Ending
Erik is stuck in his own mind replaying the events that occurred in the opera house nearly a year ago. When he suddenly hears footsteps echoing through his tunnels he has no choice but to go investigate. When it is the last person he wants to see in the world, he somehow manages to hold down his own frustrations long enough to accept their presence since they bring news of Christine.
Hallowe'en At The Opera by filthybonnet
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
Comte Philippe de Chagny/La Sorelli
Jammes
Little Jammes
opera - Freeform
Christine Daae finds herself partaking in several Hallowe'en activities and traditions through this collection of ficlets and oneshots. Be it bobbing for apples and getting a stolen kiss from a certain Vicomte or seeing a Skeleton in the mirror symbolizing her wedding future, all activities will be based on actual 19th century Hallowe'en traditions.
Nothing. by Mazen
Leroux based
It was what she had left.
The One The Devil Sent by DramaticSoprano
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber
Erik | Phantom of the Opera/Original Female Character(s)
Tragic Romance
Angst and Fluff and Smut
Victoire Bournival was a huge fan of the musical of the man in the mask, becoming violent with his love for the young soprano opera singer. One day she fell into a mirror, a voice of a man singing coming from within. She finds herself in the world of Phantom of the Opera, the very musical she loved. But, it is different from all she known. Carlotta is gone, and replaced. Her replacement is the young soprano Christine Daae. Such a talented voice and beauty, yet the rage and inner ugliness of a witch. And now Victoire is stuck trying to figure out what is wrong as she serves as one of the singers.
And Erik still loves Christine, even in her change of personality. He adores the young soprano, even if she has an ugly attitude, his heart in love with the voice she sings with, the voice of an Angel.
Victoire has to navigate this new world, learning new things of the musical she so loved very much and try to survive in the harsh world of performance, ghosts, and romance, Don't forget about the sudden breaking into song tune.
Guilt by chansonduvide
Fandoms: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms, Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber, Phantom - Susan Kay
Erik/Original Female Character(s)
Erik/Christine (mentioned)
Years after the tragedy at the opera, an American reporter has come to Paris to discover the truth of the incident. But is her courage and ambition a match for the Opera Ghost's cunning and distrust?
Gift Set by i_penna
Nadir Khan
Other Character Tags to Be Added
Vignettes about characters from my other "Gift" Stories that are not in the main works.
Sick by msdowartyheps
Tumblr Prompt
A simple take on someone's last hours on this Earth.
Silence by Gabrielgirl
Leroux
Christine loses her voice. Erik panics.
Ask, Push, Give. by LadyWinnelynPooh
Fandoms: Phantom of the Opera (2004)
Light Dom/sub
Raoulstine
this ship needs more smut writing
basically just a series of small smut shots
He asks, she lets him. There is nothing to it.
Teen And Up Audiences (512)
General Audiences (438)
Explicit (125)
Not Rated (106)
No Archive Warnings Apply (679)
Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings (546)
Major Character Death (124)
Graphic Depictions Of Violence (92)
Rape/Non-Con (35)
Underage (23)
F/M (1090)
M/M (149)
Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera & Related Fandoms (1060)
Phantom of the Opera - Lloyd Webber (611)
Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux (552)
Phantom of the Opera (2004) (299)
Phantom - Susan Kay (139)
Love Never Dies - Lloyd Webber (81)
The Phantom of the Opera (TV 1990) (22)
Labyrinth (1986) (12)
Les Misérables - All Media Types (8)
The Phantom of the Opera (1989) (8)
Christine Daaé (1388)
Erik | Phantom of the Opera (1161)
Raoul de Chagny (665)
Meg Giry (331)
Erik (Phantom of the Opera) (255)
Madame Giry (254)
The Persian (Phantom of the Opera) (124)
Nadir Khan (109)
Carlotta Giudicelli (103)
Original Characters (72)
Christine Daaé/Erik | Phantom of the Opera (865)
Raoul de Chagny/Christine Daaé (349)
Christine Daaé & Erik | Phantom of the Opera (131)
Raoul de Chagny/Erik | Phantom of the Opera (85)
Raoul de Chagny & Christine Daaé (43)
Christine Daaé/Raoul de Chagny/Erik | Phantom of the Opera (39)
Christine Daaé/Meg Giry (35)
Erik | Phantom of the Opera/Original Female Character(s) (35)
Erik | Phantom of the Opera/The Persian (32)
Christine Daaé/Carlotta Giudicelli (22)
Angst (195)
Fluff (188)
Alternate Universe - Modern Setting (112)
Alternate Universe (77)
Hurt/Comfort (57)
Smut (41)
Post-Canon (39)
Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence (38)


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398 U.S. 922 (1970), 1776, Tijerina v. Henry
Document Cited authorities 10 Cited in 13 Precedent Map Related
Docket Nº No. 1776, Misc.
Citation 398 U.S. 922, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 86
Party Name Reies Lopez TIJERINA et al. v. Virgil HENRY et al.
Case Date May 25, 1970
Court United States Supreme Court
90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 86
Reies Lopez TIJERINA et al.
Virgil HENRY et al.
No. 1776, Misc.
United States Supreme Court.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of New mexico.
Facts and opinion, D.C., 48 F.R.D. 274.
The appeal is dismissed.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE took no part in the consideration or decision of this case.
Mr. Justice DOUGLAS, dissenting.
Appellants brought this suit as a class action, claiming to represent a class 'designated as Indo-Hispano, also called Mexican, Mexican-American and Spanish American, [which is] generally characterized by Spanish surnames, mixed Indian and Spanish ancestry and * * * Spanish as a primary or maternal language.' 1 The District Court dismissed the complaint as a class action, holding that appellants' definition of the class was 'too vague to be meaningful.' 2
[90 S.Ct. 1720]
Class actions are controlled by Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. That Rule does not in terms define a 'class', other than by stating that the class must be 'so numerous that joinder of all members is impracticable' and that there must be 'questions of law or fact common to the class.' Certainly those two prerequisites were satisfied in this case. In addition, however, federal courts have required that '[t]he members of a class must be capable of definite identification as being either in or out of it.' Chaffee v. Johnson, D.C., 229 F.Supp. 445, 448. See also Dolgow v. Anderson, D.C., 43 F.R.D. 472, 491; Weisman v. MCA Inc., D.C., 45 F.R.D. 258, 261; 3 B J. Moore, Federal Practice ¶23.04 (1969).
In my view, the District Court clearly erred in holding that the members of the class were not sufficiently identifiable. The court relied, for example, on the fact that 'the complaint is silent as to whether people with some Spanish or Mexican and Indian ancestors, as well as ancestors who are of some other extraction, i. e., French, English, Danish, etc., would be included as members of the class. These considerations make this characteristic so vague as to be meaningless.' One thing is not vague or uncertain, however, and that is that those who discriminate
against members of this and other minority groups have little difficulty in isolating the objects of their discrimination. And it is precisely this discrimination, as alleged by appellants in their complaint, that presents the 'questions of law or fact common to the class.'
This Court responded to a similar contention regarding lack of an identifiable class in a different context in Hernandez v. Texas, 347 U.S. 475, 74 S.Ct. 667, 98 L.Ed. 866. There, the petitioner claimed that persons of Mexican descent were systematically excluded from jury service in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The Court held that 'persons of Mexican descent' constituted a distinct class to which the equal protection guarantee was applicable. 'Throughout our history differences in race and color have defined easily identifiable groups which have at times required the aid of the courts in securing equal treatment under the laws.' Id., at 478, 74 S.Ct. at 670. And the Court held that one method by which the petitioner could satisfy his burden of proving that persons of Mexican descent constituted a separate class was by showing the attitude of the community. Id., at 479, 74 S.Ct. at 671.
What the Court said in Hernandez is, I think, pertinent to the question of establishing the existence of a proper class for a class action under Rule 23. There can be no dispute that in many [90 S.Ct. 1721] parts of the Southwestern United States persons of Indian and Mexican or Spanish descent are, as a class, subject to various forms of discrimination. Appellants, as members of that class, brought this action to prevent the continuance of alleged discriminatory actions taken against the class. I do not see how it can be seriously contended that this suit is not a...
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98 F.R.D. 286 (E.D.Pa. 1983), C. A. 77-4424, Alvarez v. City of Philadelphia
Federal Cases United States District Courts 3th Circuit United States District Court (Eastern District of Pennsylvania)
...24 (E.D.Texas 1971), aff'd, 466 F.2d 518 (5th Cir.1972); and Lopez Tijerina v. Henry, 48 F.R.D. 274 (D.N.M.1969), appeal dismissed, 398 U.S. 922, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 86 (1970) (Douglas, J., B. Filing Limitations i) Title VII Section 706(e) of Title VII, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-5(e), provide......
95 F.R.D. 109 (E.D.Pa. 1982), C. A. 79-375, Ulloa v. City of Philadelphia
United States District Court (Eastern District of Pennsylvania)
...United States v. Texas, 342 F.Supp. 24 (E.D.Tex.1971); and Lopez Tijerina v. Henry, 48 F.R.D. 274 (D.N.M.1969), appeal dismissed, 398 U.S. 922, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 86 (1970) (Douglas, J., FILING LIMITATIONS A. Title VII Section 706(e) of Title VII, 42 U.S.C. s 2000e-5(e), provides tha......
482 F.2d 1226 (8th Cir. 1973), 73-1135, United States v. Brown
United States Court of Appeals (8th Circuit)
...to set it up and establish it." See also United States v. Young, 422 F. 2d 302, 306 (8th Cir.), cert. denied, 398 U.S. 914, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 78 (1970). Page 1230 Moreover, under 21 U.S.C. § 885(a)(1), ". . . the burden of going forward with the evidence with respect to an......
457 F.2d 1402 (5th Cir. 1972), 71-2323, United States v. Flagler County School Dist.
...of what is a Negro and therefore, he contends, the order is vague and uncertain. Justice Douglas's statement in Tijerina v. Henry, 1970, 398 U.S. 922, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 26 L.Ed.2d 86, sufficiently answers that argument-"One thing is not vague or uncertain, however, and that is that those ......
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378 F.Supp. 605 (N.D.Cal. 1974), C-72-1689, Quadra v. Superior Court of City and County of San Francisco
Federal Cases United States District Courts 9th Circuit United States District Courts. 9th Circuit. Northern District of California
...group' is closely related to whether the class is appropriate under Rule 23, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, see Tijerina v. Henry, 398 U.S. 922, 924-925, 90 S.Ct. 1718, 1720-21, 26 L.Ed.2d 86, 87 (Douglas, J., dissenting from dismissal of appeal)). See also footnote 23, [20] The parties ......
748 F.2d 125 (3rd Cir. 1984), 83-3201, Government of Virgin Islands v. Zepp
Federal Cases United States Courts of Appeals United States Court of Appeals (3rd Circuit)
...an actual conflict of interest adversely affected his lawyer's performance." Cuyler v. Sullivan, supra, 446 U.S., at 350, 348, 90 S.Ct. at 1719, 1718 (footnote Strickland, 104 S.Ct. at 2067 (emphasis added). The Strickland Court thereby reaffirmed the previous holding of its decision i......
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author: COLOMBO TELEGRAPH
Liberals & The Rajapaksa Familial Rule
By Kamal Nissanka –
Kamal Nissanka
The internal crisis in the Liberal Party further worsened as eleven members of the national committee are in favour of the "yahapalana Program" of the United National Front for Good Governance. Dr Sarath Buddhadasa, senior Vice President of the party who was mediating between the two factions surprisingly tendered his resignation from the national committee and the party on 28, 07.2015. With this move only two committee members remain with Dr Rajiva Wijesinha, who has included his name in the national list of UPFA without a duly signed Memorandum of Understanding between the Liberal Party and the United People's Freedom Alliance. There are 15 elected members of the national committee of the Liberal Party.
The committee met on last Sunday (26.07.2015) decided to confer authority to Mr. Ananda Stephen (Deputy Secretary General) to sign the "Yahapalana Program" that was organized at Sri Lanka Foundation Institute on 29. 07.2015. Hon Ranil Wickremesinghe and Rev Maduluwawe Sobitha were the main signatories apart from over 100 organizations that endorsed the document.
Signs of the present crisis in the party were first apparent when Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General of the party had been active in the People's Movement for a Just Society since middle of the last year and the present split could have occurred earlier at the end of last year if Dr Rajiva Wijesinha remained in the Rajapakse camp. For the amusement of the party committee he crossed over from the Rajapaksa camp and leaned with anti Rajapakse forces when President Maithripala Sirisena took his historic decision to contest the presidential election. He did not inform the party his decision to cross over from Rajapakse camp or clarified his reasons for cross over. To my knowledge Mr Mahinda Rajapaksa has not done anything wrong to him although he went against him at end of last year.
Liberals are more concern on human rights, democratic rights of the people, and protection of practice of rule of law and were of the view that the 18th amendment paved the way for authoritarian style of governance and closure of democratic space during the second phase of administration of Mr. Mahinda Rajapaksa.
The struggle against Rajapaksa familial rule was shaped as a direct result of the introduction of the 18th amendment and in this regard it is unforgettable that the necessary two third majorities was provided by UNP crosses overs. The retaliation directed at Lasantha Wickrematunge, Sarath Fonseka, Shirani Bandaranayake and many journalists was not tolerated by the silent masses and majority of the Liberal Party too was thinking of regime change.
In the circumstances Liberal Party cannot again jump in to bandwagon of Rajapaksas as it thinks the continuation of January 8 revolution is the historical political task of the people.
*Kamal Nissanka – Secretary General, the Liberal Party
APJ Abdul Kalam: Campaigner For Human Empowerment To The End
The Withering Heights Of Ranil Wickremesinghe
Amarasiri / August 3, 2015
RE: Liberals & The Rajapaksa Familial Rule
MaRa MaRa Chatu MaRa
MaRa MaRa amana MaRa
MaRa MaRa Hora MaRa
MaRa MaRa Dhushana MaRa
MaRa MaRa Mara MaRa
MaRa MaRa Pavul MaRa
The above succinctly summarizes Mahinda Rajapaksa Rule.
The so-called liberals went along with MaRa for their goodies.
They are not liberals. They are traitors and political whores. To call them Pakayas, is quite appropriate.
Gramberg / August 3, 2015
This poor Wijesinghe is a man gone off the rails. He should go back to the British Council with his bogus accent and remain in the shadows of those bookshelves.
The manner in which his rantings have been ignored by all, tells us how important he is, in the political landscape.
Jango / August 3, 2015
Looks like this Liberal Party consists of a bunch of ineffectual individuals not to have taken action against Rajiva Wijesinghe for all his violations of the (so called) principles of the LP.
You guys should either 'put up or shut up'. The first step would be to kick Rajiva W out, but I doubt even that late action would give you guys any credibility.
Sinhala_Man / August 3, 2015
It is strange that there shouldn't be perfect understanding between Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha and his first cousin, Mr Ranil Wickremasinghe.
Or is it that, to display a certain brand of "Yahapalanaya" (the Liberal Brand of it) you have to ensure that you are actually on bad terms with your relatives?
Harry Hatton / August 3, 2015
What is this "party"? Are they for real ?
Vanguard / August 3, 2015
Professor Wijeysinghe contributes much value to the political landscape, and he has explained his actions in a recent interview.
Spring Koha / August 3, 2015
It is indeed sad that Professori, for all his erudition, lacks those personal skills that will underpin the many sensible points that he makes from time to time. His [Edited out]
Ali / August 3, 2015
righting about the liberal party and talking about Rajiv wijesinghe.two of the most irrelevant subjects to talk about in the current political context.waste of space.
Shalini / August 4, 2015
Kamal Nissanka benefitted, but he got greedy and wanted more fruit.


Wauwatosa police reports for week of Oct. 23.
A. A man in his late 40s stole 55 packs of cigarettes at 3:03 a.m. Oct. 25 at Walgreen's, 2275 N. Mayfair Rd. The suspect fled the scene in a black Chevrolet Impala.
B. Two juveniles stole cells phones with a total value of $1,338 at 3:39 p.m. Oct. 21 at Apple, 2500 N. Mayfair Road. The suspects were described as 11- or 12-years-old. Surveillance showed a suspect with black hair wearing a red Adidas hooded jacket with horizontal stripes across the chest and gray shoes with red accents and white soles. The other suspect was wearing a green camouflage hooded jacket and white shoes with red accents. The same two juveniles stole two cell phones, which were valued at $799 a piece, at 5:01 p.m. Oct. 22., but this time the second suspect had black hair styled in two-inch twists and was wearing a blue hooded jacket with darker sleeves. He was wearing white shoes with red accents. An unknown male suspect stole two Apple I-watches valued at $359 each at 2:50 p.m. Oct. 25 at Apple, 2500 N. Mayfair Road.
C. A person suspected of having an overdose was found unconscious, but breathing behind the wheel at 2:43 a.m. Oct. 27 at West Burleigh Street and North Mayfair Road,The person was arrested for OWI, 3rd offense.
D. A handgun and iPod were stolen from a truck at 2:10 p.m. Oct. 28 from the parking lot at Dave and Busters, 2201 N. Mayfair Rd.
E. A woman's car was stolen at 4:31 a.m. Oct. 25 in the 8200 block of Hillcrest Drive. The police report said she was delivering papers and left the car running at the time.
F. Three people were arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia at 7:55 p.m. Oct. 27 in the 11600 block of West North Avenue. One suspect was also arrested for obstruction an officer as a fugitive and possession of drug paraphernalia.
G. A female was the victim of theft at 1:19 p.m. Oct. 28 while shopping at Goodwill, 12121 W. Feerick St. A purse, keys, and iPhone 6 valued at $500 were taken.
H. A person was arrested for having a gun and possession for marijuana at 7:18 p.m. Oct. 25 in the 7200 block of West Center Street during a traffic stop.
I. A person reported an unknown suspect tried to force entry into his home at 1:50 p.m. Oct. 23 in the 2300 block of North 66th Street. The suspect wasn't located.
J. A report of an armed robbery at 10 p.m. Oct. 26 at Hart Park, 7300 Chestnut St. No details about what was taken or suspects were in the report.
K. A person was arrested for retail theft at 1:40 p.m. Oct. 28 at Target, 3900 N. 124th St. The person took $446 in merchandise.


Gower is a relatively small area, centred on Swansea on the south Wales coast. Its name, Gower, was adopted in Norman times, when the lordship of Gower was created from the earlier Welsh area of Gŵyr. Today that area covers almost all of the City and County of Swansea plus a bit of Neath Port Talbot. Many people are unaware of the larger extent of the lordship and tend to think of Gower as just the peninsula. The Society's interest covers all of the lordship – an area bounded by the rivers Tawe, Llwchwr, Cathan, Amman and Twrch.
… and why is it so special?
Much of the peninsula was designated as the U.K.'s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1956. It narrowly beat The Quantocks to this honour thanks largely to effective lobbying by The Gower Society.
"Gower is a happy accident of geological forces, climatic conditions and human enterprise: a harmonious blend of landscape, nature and history. This 'rare patch of the earth's surface', as Wynford Vaughan Thomas called it, is a rich mix of natural scenic beauty, farmed landscape and diverse flora" [A Guide to Gower].
The peninsula includes Burry Inlet, a Ramsar Site and Special Protection Area; it boasts five Special Areas of Conservation, three National Nature Reserves, twenty-five other reserves, twenty-five Sites of Special Scientific Interest and sixty-seven Ancient Woodland Sites. It also includes five Historic Gardens or Parks.
It has the oldest formal human burial in Europe (at Paviland), Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and burial sites, Iron Age fortifications, Roman remains, Norman churches and castles and eighteenth-century houses.
Landscape, nature and history…. all in a compact package less than 25 miles by 5.


Here we are once again to publish one more short story written by a contemporary Brazilian author. This time, we have the pleasure of featuring a story by Sérgio Tavares, in his second collaboration with CBSS.
We've selected "Cristina," the touching story of a girl who grew up during turbulent times in the recent history of Brazil.
We hope you enjoy Sérgio's work and feel free to comment on it.


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The Physico-Chemical Environment and Aquatic Biodiversity of Head Marala Wetland During 2000-2001
Zahid Bhatti, Center for Bioresource Research (CBR), Islamabad, Pakistan
Muhammad Asif Gondal, COMSATS University Islamabad, Islamabad, Pakistan
Andleeb Batool, Government College University, Lahore PakistanFollow
An ecological study on Head Marala Wetland was undertaken. The study will help in providing sound basis for the future conservation activities and its management, on sounder footing. The Marala wetlands in Bajwat area included river Jammu Tawi, river Chanab and river Manawar Tawi were studied for a period of one year, i.e. from October, 2000 to September, 2001. In this study, 36 Phytoplanktons belonging to six families were observed. The other aquatic fauna observed included 14 species of fish, 2 turtles, one leech, one prawn, one shrimp and one bullfrog. The results showed that physico-chemical parameters had an impact on the biodiversity and population size of the aquatic fauna at Head Marala wetlands.
https://doi.org/10.35691/JBM.9102.0104
Bhatti, Z., Gondal, M., & Batool, A. (2019). The Physico-Chemical Environment and Aquatic Biodiversity of Head Marala Wetland During 2000-2001, Journal of Bioresource Management, 6 (2).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.35691/JBM.9102.0104
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A Supplemental Needs/Third Party Funded Pooled Trust is designed to allow family and friends to provide financial gifts or an inheritance to an individual with disabilities while protecting public benefit eligibility. Funds can be used to purchase items or experiences that contribute to the individual's well-being and bring joy to their life.
A Supplemental Needs/Third Party Funded Pooled Trust can be established by anyone other than the individual with disabilities. Funds can be added and are available to the individual throughout their lifetime.
The LSS Supplemental Needs/ Third Party Pooled Trust offers a low-cost way for friends and family to provide an individual with disabilities access funds for expenses not covered by public benefits – that is, the extras that enhance quality of life.
Learn more about eligible expenses.
Learn more about accessing funds in your account.
We recommend a comprehensive review of the current and anticipated needs of the individual (i.e. burial plan, furniture, equipment) prior to funding a pooled trust account. Our goal is to ensure the pooled trust is a good fit for you and help you to avoid the costs of funding the subaccount, if the money can readily be spent for current needs.
The LSS Pooled Trust accepts only liquid assets and all sub-accounts must be irrevocable and established for the "sole benefit" of the individual.
Sub-accounts can be opened in anticipation of future income with a joinder fee of $800-1,000 and an initial deposit of $1,000. The minimum anticipated investment is $8,000-10,000 depending on your state of residency.


At many times, the browsers Won't Download EXE File in Windows 10 showing various error codes. Users are complaining that the download progress appears in the browser but once it is 100% over, the exe file gets disappear from the destination. So, in this guide, you see the solutions to overcome this issue. If you prefer Edge, as a precaution, you can follow How to Block Unsafe File Download on Microsoft Edge.
When browsers Won't Download EXE File In Windows 10, there is a possibility that the Internet Properties are not correctly configured. Moreover, few options to download executable files might have been accidentally disabled in Internet Properties. Or may be certain software changed the configuration during its installation which makes the exe files unable to download.
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Step 2 – Switch to Security tab and henceforth click the button namely Custom level in the Internet Properties dialog.
Step 3 – Search Downloads section in the Security Settings – Internet Zone dialog that comes into view. Here, you can see two sub-options – File download and Font download respectively. Select Enable dot for both these sub-options.
Step 4 – Moving ahead, underneath Miscellaneous section, scroll until you find a setting "Launching applications and unsafe files". Choose the dot Prompt (recommended) for this setting.
Step 5 – Click OK to make the changes of Internet Properties effective.
The antivirus on your PC starts scanning the files when you choose to download them. Usually, it treats the executable files as viruses and stops them from downloading on your Windows 10 PC. So, disable the antivirus scan and avoid the problem from occurring.
Step 1 – Open Registry Editor when the web browser Won't Download EXE File In Windows 10. So, type regedit on Cortana and select the result that shows up on the top.
Instead, you can also Access Registry Editor in Windows 10 – 5 Simple Tips.
Step 2 – Click Yes when UAC prompt comes up on the computer screen.
Step 3 – Go to the below keys on the left side of Registry window.
Note – In case, you cannot find Attachments, create the key. Right-click Policies and hover the mouse over New followed by a click on Key. Finally, name this key as Attachments.
Step 4 – On the adjoining side of Attachments, conduct a right-click and select New => DWORD (32-bit) Value.
You may like to read How to Create a New DWORD Value in Registry Editor on Windows 10.
Step 5 – Name it as ScanWithAntivirus and then perform a double-click on it. On its edit box, set its Value as 1 and disable the scan by clicking OK button.
After configuring the above registry correctly, the antivirus will thus not scan any downloads which eventually prevents any interruptions in the downloads.
You can successfully download .exe format files in Windows 10 after completing the above two solutions. Well, there can be many possibilities of this issue but these are the popular ones. Hence, try out the methods above and write to us if you more solutions for this.


When designing a communications room the space required needs to take into consideration, the current requirements and expected overall requirements should the tenant space have the ability to add additional data outlets in the future.
ANSI/TIA-569-D provides the outline for these spaces and the allowances that best practise should allow for.
Allowance of 19mm fire retardant painted plywood to cover at least one communication room wall.
The room should not be used as a general office area.